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They bee found in dankish and shadowie places; the first was found growing in the woods by Digges well pastures, halfe a mile from Welwen in Hartfordshire: it groweth in a wood fiue miles from London, neere vnto a bridge called Lockbridge: by Nottingham neere Robinhoods well, where my friend Mr. Steuen Bredwell a learned Physition found the same: in the woods by Dun∣mowe in Essex: by Southfleet in Kent; in a little groue of Iuniper, and in a wood by Clare in Essex.